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Pennsylvania Highlands Community College - Cambria Memory Project

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Corrin, Barbara (1)
Croyle, Mary (1)
Croyle, Tomis (1)
Pennsylvania Dutch (1)

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Cambria County (Pa.) (1)

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1830-10-17 (1)

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Fraktur, Certificate of Birth and Baptism of Mary Croyle,born 1770-09-07

Pennsylvania Dutch, Pennsylvania -- Cambria County, Croyle, Mary, Croyle, Tomis, Corrin, Barbara, Fraktur

The Fraktur birth certificate of Mary Croyle. [English] The bearer herof is Mary Croyle, born of christian parents, names Tomis Croyle, born at [blank], and Barbara Corrin, his wife, a born September 7, born at year 70, in [blank]. They entered into the holy state of matrimony in the Month of December 15 in the year of our Lord year 98. The Lord blessed them with this daughter in the month of April 23, in the year 1803: she was baptized asn is now received into the Evangelical Reformed Church. This cerifieth Christian Revents, Minister of the German Reformed Church in N. America. Dona at [blank] in the state of [Cansey Ivany] this day of October 17, 1830 [1903?]

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